Lowered the rear to even it out a bit
Lowered the rear to even it out a bit
Needs cleaning. Valves need to come out
Wow that is a lot of rust! Get that b cleaned asap!
1994 Galant GS - Daily driver
1994 Galant LS - Parts car
Garage: http://www.thegalantcenter.org/garag...iew-20241.html
Use CLR for the rust.
All cam caps are labeled already (pay attention). Just label the rockers.
Trash the stock lifters and get new 3mm lifters.
Place a socket and 1/2'' extension over the spring and hit it good with a hammer. The keepers should slip out.
Use pliers to pull the valve seals. Keep track of the valves
Yeah... that all seems like a lot to me. Especially the parts cost, and the rear main seal labor...
For reference: when I had my clutch, flywheel, pilot - throw out bearings AND rear main seal replaced the total labor was only 350
I bought my clutch, flywheel, pilot - throw out bearings separate and the shop had to buy the main seal.
total cost for everything was like $600
Edit: Also there is no oil pan gasket, Fel-Pro makes a cork one but I think but its trash IIRC. Mitsubishi used Mitsubond from the factory sooo idk what else to say about that.
Last edited by DEADEYES; 12-06-2014 at 03:49 PM
1994 Galant GS - Daily driver
1994 Galant LS - Parts car
Garage: http://www.thegalantcenter.org/garag...iew-20241.html
Yeah im pretty sure you would notice if all your mounts were bad, and he only listed 3 lol shit I had one that was bad forever and it annoyed the shit out of me until i fixed it.
1994 Galant GS - Daily driver
1994 Galant LS - Parts car
Garage: http://www.thegalantcenter.org/garag...iew-20241.html
Little Update on the Head Swap.
"Did you do it yet Jon?!" Nope, just collecting more parts.
-Removed the valves and none are bent.
-Will replace the valve seals soon
-Measured the deck and cannot fit a .02 feeler anywhere so it's flat?
-Cleaned it up a little bit more
Parts Needed (That I know of)
-Timing Belt
-Crankshaft Position Sensor
-Knock Sensor
-Thermostat
-Timing Belt covers (Looking at one ATM)
-Bolts & Screws I'm missing or forgot to grab
-Head bolts
Once I get what I mentioned and some other bits I can probably get this is by the end of the month :D
you can use the 3G knock sensor, its pretty much like the 2G one.
94 Galant GS: 4G67 head, 1G IM, Evo 8 TB, DeltaCam 272/264 Cams, Test Pipe, OE Avenger V6 60mm catback w/muffler, modified Outlander header, DIY COP setup, B/S delete, 315cc injectors, AEM UEGO WBO2, Black case 3G ECU
1994 GS FYI
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I think I have a spare knock sensor as well as both cam and crank sensors. I have a stock GS head gasket and get yourself some ARP head studs. Message me on FB please.
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1996 Galant S 5 Speed Turbo
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Thinking of going ARP head studs. This project keeps hurting my wallet lol
No... clean it :D
2001 Galant 2.4 USDMOld ones
2X BMW E34 Blaaackkkk
Isuzu Trooper mountain spec
Getting closer...
-Get a valve job
-1G CAS (Or a replacement crankshaft position sensor)
-^1G to 2G adaptor
-Knock Sensor
I'm gonna go to a J-Yard to find a 1g CAS, a knock sensor, and some bolts I'm missing
dont forget the piggytail for the 1g cas.
lap the valves and be done with it.
you already have the 7g gs cam sensor, just cut a crank sensor piggytail from any 8g.
get a knock sensor from a V6 8g or 3g. It sits under the intake manifold right in the middle of the V
Head swap will probably be delayed until the summer. I currently have all the parts to do it but not the time. I'm going back to school next week and won't have as much time to work on it.
At the same time I can look into rebuilding the bottom end a little as well. 300k+ Miles with the same engine that has not been touched!
Probably look into replacing rings or go all out if I ever go boost within the next year of swapping.
Summer Plan
-Head Swap
-Trans Swap (If I find one)
- Work on bottom end
-Boost???
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